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Disorders of the Stomach High Yield Flashcards

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Hallmark sign of stomach disorder

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Dyspepsia

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3 main etiologies for erosive gastritis

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  1. Meds (NSAIDs)
  2. Alcohol
  3. Stress
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MC clinical manifestation of erosive gastritis

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Upper GI Bleeding

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Most sensitive method of diagnosing erosive gastritis

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EGD

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Tx of erosive gastritis

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  1. Remove any causative agent
  2. Pantoprazole 80mg bolus + 8mg/hr infusion
  3. EGD within 24hrs
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What EGD findings suggest erosive gastritis?

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  1. Erythema
  2. Red/black mucosal lesions
  3. Petechial hemorrhages
  4. Presence of blood vessels
  5. Absence of rugal folds
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Tx of NSAID gastritis

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PPIs +/- sucralfate +/- celebrex

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8
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Best way to treat/prevent ulcers

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PPIs

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3 main etiologies for NONerosive gastritis?

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  1. H pylori
  2. NSAIDs
  3. Autoimmune gastritis
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MC demographic for H pylori infection

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Children in crowded areas w/ poor sanitation

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What 3 demographics have the most susceptibility to gastric metaplasia?

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  • Hispanics
  • Native Americans
  • African Americans
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Diagnosis of non-erosive gastritis

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EGD w/ biopsy

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Workup for pts < 60 w/o uncomplicated dyspepsia

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Check for H. pylori via urea breath or fecal antigen.

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Criteria to workup pt for non-erosive gastritis with EGD

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  1. > 60 w/ new onset dyspepsia
  2. Young pts with alarm symptoms
  3. Failure of initial therapy
  4. FMHx of gastric cancer
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Positive urea breath test

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Expired CO2 contains tagged urea isotope

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16
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What antibody class is most useful for monitoring H pylori treatment?

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IgG

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1st therapy for H. pylori eradication

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  1. PPI 20mg BID
  2. Clarithomycin 500mg BID
  3. Amoxicillin 1g BID

Please Cure Abdomen

10-14 days

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2nd line therapy for H. pylori eradication

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  1. PPI
  2. Metronidazole 500mg TID
  3. Tetracycline 500mg QID
  4. Bismuth 300mg QID

Please Make Tummy Better

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What two spots does PUD occur in?

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  • Duodenum
  • Stomach
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Age range for stomach PUD

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55-70

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21
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Age range for duodenal PUD

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30-55

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22
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What layer is PUD

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muscularis mucosa

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23
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3 main etiologies for PUD

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  • H pylori (Duodenum)
  • NSAIDs (Stomach)
  • Zollinger Ellison
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4 PUD risk factors

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  1. NSAIDs
  2. Age > 60
  3. Prior PUD or H pylori
  4. Smoking
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Hallmark signs of PUD

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  1. Epigastric, gnawing pain that relieves with eating
  2. Nocturnal pain that wakes patient

11pm-3am MC time

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Diagnosis of PUD

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EGD with gastric mucosal biopsy

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Noninvasive testing using fecal antigen or urea breath test criteria for PUD

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  1. < 60 w/o no alarm
  2. Hx of PUD to diagnose active infections
  3. Checking post-treatment
  4. Biopsy inconclusive/not done w/ EGD
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Tx of PUD due to H. pylori

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1st line H. pylori eradication tx for 10-14d

  1. PPI 20mg BID
  2. Clarithomycin 500mg BID
  3. Amoxicillin 1g BID

Please Cure Abdomen

29
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How to confirm H. pylori eradication?

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EGD or urea breath test 4 weeks post therapy

30
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Criteria to CONTINUE meds post eradication therapy

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  • Large ulcer > 2cm
  • Failed eradication
  • Recurrent ulcers
  • Continued NSAID use

Continue PPI for 4-6 weeks more

31
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Patient wants to continue NSAID even though they have NSAID induced PUD. Tx?

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  • Use PPI as long as NSAID is used
  • Use celebrex instead
32
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MCC of UGI bleed

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PUD

33
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Initial managment of a GI Bleed

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Fluids and stabilize hemodynamic state

34
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1st med to give IV in GI bleed

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PPI

35
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Hallmark sign of PUD w/ perforation

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Sudden, severe abd pain

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Diagnosis of perforation

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CT Abd showing free air in anterior peritoneal space or under diaphragm

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Management of PUD w/ perf

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PPIs and surgery if not improved.

38
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Tx of gastric outlet obstruction

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  1. IV PPI
  2. EGD
  3. Dilation via balloons
39
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Misoprostol MOA and BBW

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  • MOA: Replace prostaglandins
  • BBW: will terminate pregnancy if taken
40
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MC SE of misoprostol

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Diarrhea

41
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What should be screened for prior to misoprostol administration?

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Pregnancy test 2 weeks prior

42
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Sucralfate MOA and MC SE

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  • MOA: Increased prostaglandin synthesis
  • SE: Constipation and affects absorption of other drugs
43
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Etiology of gastric outlet obstruction in babies

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Postnatal hypertrophy of pylorus

44
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Hallmark symptoms of gastric outlet obstruction in adults? Infants?

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  • Adults: Postprandial N/V
  • Infants: Projectile vomiting
45
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PE Findings for adult for gastric outlet obstruction? Infants?

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  • Adults: distension, tenderness, succussion splash
  • Infants: distension, olive shaped mass in UR abd post-emesis, dehydration
46
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Diagnosis of adult gastric outlet obstruction? Infants?

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  • Adults: EGD + CT
  • Infants: Abd US
47
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Adult management of gastric outlet obstruction?

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  • NPO, fluids, NG tube, PPI
  • Pyloromyotomy if surgery needed
48
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MC demographics for gastroparesis

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  • Women
  • Diabetics
49
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PE Findings in gastroparesis

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  • Possible distension or tenderness
  • No guarding or rigidity
  • Possible succussion splash
50
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Diagnosis of gastroparesis

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Gastric emptying test

51
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Management of gastroparesis

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  • Low fat diet
  • Metoclopramide or erythromycin
  • Treat underlying cause
52
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Positive gastric emptying test result

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> 10% retention after 4 hours

53
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Triad of Zollinger Ellison

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  1. Gastrinomas (Pancreas or duodenum)
  2. Gastric acid hypersecretion
  3. Peptic ulcers
54
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Majority of zollinger-ellison ulcers are…

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Malignant

55
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Classic presentation of Zollinger-Ellison

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  • Refractory PUD
  • Heartburn
  • Wt loss
  • Diarrhea
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Diagnosis of Zollinger Ellison

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  1. Serum gastrin level > 10x ULN with pH < 2
  2. Positive gastrin must be confirmed with secretin stimulation

No PPIs 6 days prior

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Imaging modalities for Zollinger Ellison

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  • CT/MRI to find tumors and mets
  • Somatostatin receptor scintigraphy to find primary tumor
58
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2 MC sites of mets for Zollinger Ellison

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  1. Liver (MC)
  2. Bones
59
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How to improve Zollinger-Ellison survival

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Resect liver mets

60
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Benign vs malignant gastric tumors

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  • Benign: polyps
  • Malignant: adenocarcinoma (MC), lymphoma, carcinoid (zollinger-ellison)
61
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MC type of gastric cancer

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Adenocarcinoma

Gland cells in stomach

62
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MC subtype of adenocarcinoma

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Intestinal type adenocarcinoma

63
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3 mets sites (nodes) for adenocarcinoma

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  1. L supraclavicular lymph node (Virchow’s)
  2. Umbilical nodule (Sister mary joseph)
  3. Rigid rectal shelf (Blumer shelf)
64
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Diagnosis of gastric adenocarcinoma

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EGD w/ biopsy

CT for mets

65
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Tx of gastric adenocarcinomas

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  1. Resect
  2. Chemo/radiation
66
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MC risk factor for gastric lymphoma

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Chronic H. Pylori infection

67
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Diagnosis of gastric lymphoma

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EGD w/ biopsy

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